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Baris, 2. 0ttOber.-Der DObierOateur"
min piIieu, bas Siirf 8tsmnrd benz SatttaH
uno benz QuirinaI 9efuife SOrIdlG8e itber
bic r1miide Srase genabt bot, usIae benz
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Plum stresa, both Of whom wsrs mssrteo 20,
recently. The musicians were entertained D
both places
YouR last chance TO buy such underwear a.
ASTRICR'S. Don't miss H.
. ,nAneAoNr visEvARD.

vary feV people, even among those who de-
nreciste the quality ana fneness OF the genuine
French Champagne wines, have correct idea OF
the extreme care and sclicitude with which the
vineyards arc kept in the district OF Champagne.
vhich undoubtedly II one OF the richest ana
best cultivated parts Of the world One OF our
friends lately returned from France gives the
eulogious report on the estate OF Messrs Bouche-
MS 4 Co. at Marseuil-sur-ay this includes
remarkable piece OF property named Les
poisses," which can be shown to any foreigner
traveling through France, as an illustration OF
the ideal accomp piishment OF Champagne vine
yard. 4" situated on hillslope." says our friend,
with the beams OF the sun freely lavishing
from dawn to sunset their benedcial warmth
on 4. this vineyard seems to cumulate all
the qualities required for the production OF per
feet grapee. Its surface son gives the fruit the
fneness and bouquet, white the heat OF the sun
Is counterbalanced by the freshness constantly
drawn up from the lower ground by network
OF rocts which spread themselves in oed OF
chalk" There IL a great deal Of this product In
the Bouche Sec Champagne. which explains It's
peculiar d neness and aroma so much renowned
among the connoisseurs; but amateurs desirous
of obtaining the wiue coming from the " co.'s.
ses estate only would have to ask tor the Bou
che Sec Extra. Both OF these wines are sold ex
cius,yely by He. SLAYMAKER,
RElGARTS OLD WINE STORE, ~ EAST
KING STREET.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Live ssOca alArROS.

CHICAGO, April n The DrocerS Journal 70
ports Catte-Receipts, 500 head shipments
l.o0o market strong; shipping steers, 80 to
l,,lD bs., e&W0S 2; stockers and feeders, o. %
a. 50 cows, bulls ana mixed, q ol0& 81 bulk,
g SOS Is; Texas cattle, q 75<S 40
Hogs-keceipts, lo.uO head shtpments. 400
rough and mixed, q IO0ssO packing and ship,
ping. 8 SOS 70; light 7565 Is; skips . OO0t 10
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipmenta
western. O. 3S5t o.; shoru. G 0G3 so; lambs
q e00GW.
EAST LIBIRry.-Cattle - Receipts, ITO head
shipments, ia; market SLOW; prime, SO
5 Is; fair to good, - ;o94 S.: common, d 80
80; shipments 70 New York, none.
Hogs-Rece!pts, so head; shipments 10
head market frm; Philadelphia, eS S06 90
forkers. . 5O63 Is; common to light S S0o W
pigs q 153SoO shipments TO New York, none.
Sheep Receipts, 800 head shipments, 3.eu0
market slow; prime. y oa0t % / fair to good
S 5003 IS common, 81 500! ~ lambs, % Oe
500; wool sheep not wanted.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
DDAraA.

KAMN-April IS, 1857, in Lancaster, Pa, Jacob
Eamm, in the 1lst year OF his age.
The relatives and friends, also T. utonia Lodge.
No. lss. X. of F., are invited to attend the
funeral from the residence Of his son. Jacob +.
kamm. No. 2Ss East Frederick street. on Thurs.
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. lnterment at Ian
caster cemetery.
BRrsAKsR- Tuesday. April d, lss7. in Lands.
Vile. Lancaster county, FANNIE e, only aaugh.
OF NJ. n. and Mary A. Bruoaker.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend the funeral on
Thursday, 2sth inst at ~ o'clock p. m, at Kauf
mans Mennonite church, near Mannheim. with
out further notice. std
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
rev HorR @ArRes.

Pine, q ss0s 20; supernne g 7o0S IS;
rood to choice extra Western, g ,005 90: good
70 fancy extra states .h04 % common to good
extra Western, q Nf13 IS.
Wheat-No. i ked state, 9-xc; No. 2 DO,
e;c No. Red, winter. May. S7sc; June, s1sc.
July, sshc; receipts $3.50 bus; shipments.
Corn-No. mixed cash. sic; May. ls.c do
June. AS31c July. SOC; receipts, $3.50 bus {;
OatsNNo | white state. ssk9ssc: No. 2 DO,
3,szc; No. Mixed April, 3ixc; May, 4Ac; June
sac recei pts, is, ,OOO bus shipments. l2Uo.
kye dull Western. 105Sc State, 57b<orc.
Pork dull !; new mess. sl5 90; old mess. us %
~Lard-May, ., 81 June. q S.
Aolasses dull at l9Sc for boiling stock.
Turpentine ii rm at SSc-
Rosfn dull strained to good, N92.
Petroleum dull Refined in cases. skc-
Hretghts dull; grain to Leith, ID.
Butter dull Western Creamery. eO023c
Hlgin Creamery. 2a0Sc state dairy, half frkin
Cheese dull; western Plat, ll0lskc: good &c
choice light skins, lk0l2kc. Fancy White, 10y.
Gi5hc; State Factory, ll6l4c.
Eggs steady state, 1870; western. l3c.
Sugar dull; ksfned Cuuoaf, SOS Sl6c
Granulated, S ll-l665Ac.
Tsllow dull prime city, SIC.
Rice nominal Carolina fair to good, 303kc.
Coffee II frm: fAir carsoes, lS1tc.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Viewing the Grounds,

Mr.. Charles Darrsch, civil and hydraulic
engineer, Of the firm OF Wilson Broa q Co.,
Philadelphia, WAS in this city Tuesday after.
noon, and In company with the mayor,
president Of councils and other members OF
the joint committee, together with the city
regulator and Clerk Smeltz, made . visit 70
College hill, Rsnck's mill, the city reservoirs
and other points to view the lay Of the land
over which it II supposed to improve the
water supply and drainage and sewerage Of
the city. No final action was taken. 1t u
supposed that Mr.. Dsrrach will make report
TO bs submitted to next meeting OF councils
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
NOv Y0rk etOckA

NBv foRK. April q. l:O p. m.-Aoney loaned
at 4x65 per cent Exchange steady. ~ s'6t 50.
Governments nrm. Currency SIS, q 6k bid; ~
Coup, q ass bid; KS do, q lOtI bid.
The stock market opened active and q to y
per cent. higher. and continued strong during
the hrst thiaty minutes. After the nrst call,
however. a raid on Erie, Lake shore and . few
other leaders, prices weakened to the lowest
figures OF the morning. These were generally
current at midday, showing decline Of = to ii
per cent. from the highest point siuce midday
there has been renewed buying and prices An
az ain up to the top figures at this writing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Tuesday evening two respectable ladies
were followed and iusulted by two rufians.
who spoke indecently to them. At the cor.
ner OF West King and Prince street they
sought protection at the hands of. l.. Mar.
tin and y. d. Bausman, who escorted the
ladies to their homeA There are gangs OF
these street rufisns who make 1t Q point 10
insult ladies. They would be fair game for
the police and they should be "pulled ,
without mercy. .,
A few evenings ago two ladies were stopped
on Chestnut street near the depot by two
men, one Of whom caught hold OF one OF the
ladies' who finally managed to escape almost
frightened out OF her witA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
fH8 YOUs0 DBMOORACY.
A New Club Organized in this City with
Good Prospects.

A New Club Organized In this City with
Good Prospects.
A meeting of the young Democracy OF Ian.
caster was held Tuesday evening in the hall
OF Admiral Reynolds Post, G. A. R., for the
purpose OF organizing Young Mems Demo
cratic club. Owing TO Misrepresentation -
to the place Of meeting tho attendance was
not 80 large ss it otherwise would have been.
There were twenty.six young Democrats In
attendance and they organized by selecting
VIM. II. Roland as president and Geo.
Reimensnyder, secretary.
A committee TO prepare . constitution and
bylaws was appointed, and also committee
to secure permanent quarters for the meet
ings OF the club.
The meeting adjourned TO reassemble at
the call Of the poesident to hear the reports Of
the committees above named.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Charged with . High Crime.

Samuel Tillison, . colored man living In
the Seventh ward, was arrested on Tuesday
evening by Officer Merringer for serious
of1ensa The charge against him IL assault
with intent TO commit . rape on Ann Gray,
Q week minded daughter OF Charlotte Gray
The offense In alleged TO have been com.
mittsd ON Saturday night, when Tillison took
her home from an entertainment at the
theatre. She says he persuaded her to take q
walk, and when In Betz's field, near the
creek, he made the attempt, and placed his
hand over her mouth to prevent her outcries
being heard. In default OF ball he was com.
mitted for hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
a Hearing Of Tr~spps.

The fifteen tramps who were arrested
near Lsndisviils on Sunday, were heard
before Alderman Barr this afternoon.
Herman Crsmm, Mary Crsmm and +. Stein
were each sent TO jail for i've dsya
The others were sentenced 70 the work.
house for terms ranging from TO 80 days.
Nine were held tor trial before Judge Pat
teYsOn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
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ClIoAso. April q. y. m.-Marhet opened.
wheat -May. s1lSc June, SEC; July, sSkc.
Corn May, SseSc June, zoe July, llAc.
0sts-nay. ssAc juno, &c July, ns<c.
Lard-nay. q ON; June, ., lsk; July. 07M
Gs1q,
whea,-Aprti. sstc; Nay. ss'sc; june. sskc
July. sSAS
Corn.Atrtl. 1Nc; Hay. $50. June,
tstsSAprn. s'nc Nay. a,,lc; June. asAo
PorsSAprtl. 90 50: Nay, s0 Is: June, ~ Is
LArd-Aprtl: y 70; Nay, D 70; June,
Ri6s spfii, GS; May. u s.; June. Z, IS
July. Ci5.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Finger aud Thumb Out on.

Reuben BAKER, an employe OF d. II. Kulp's
pattern shop, was severely injured on Tues
day afternoon. He was working at circular
Jaw and accidentally had his lett hand caught
In It The thumb and index finger we've cut
of, and DR.. Yeagiey dressed lhs wound.
Bakers homo u in Elixsbetbtown. but he
boarded at Is West New street He hss been
working for Mr.. Kulp but short time.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
h. II. 0ondsr's Funeral

The funeral OF b. B. Gonder took place
nom his late residence, In Strssburg, this
aitsruoon and was very largely attended.
Among those present were number OF folks
rom Lancaster, and Frederick Brimmer sent
Gown hearss and cabs. The services were
held ct the house
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Committee Meeting Called.

Dallas Sanders, the chairman OF the Demo
cratic state committee, calls meeting OF the
state committee at Harrisburg on Wednesday,
Nay II, at II o'clock, noon, at the Bolton
house. to tix the time of meeting OF the next
state convention, to act on the report OF the
committee recommending Uniform plan for
nations, to receive the reports OF the county
organizations and to transact such other bust.
ness - may be brought before the committee.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Died In Reading.
From the Times.

fF0m Inc Times.
Mira Harriet Balmer, widow, died last
evening at eight O'Clock at the residence OF
her son.in-law, T. w. Nisley, slS North
Eighth street. Deceased was in the list year
of her age and had been Ill about four weeks
with typhoid fever and malaria. Six children
John, Israel and Daniel Balmer and Mira
Geo Lewis, al OF Elizabethtowp, and DR.. A.
+. Balmer, Brookville, and T. w. Nisley-
survive. Her remains will be buried at
EljzabethtOWn.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

~. 1900. a o~1i a. The t0nth onnivor-
NS.x ~ - -1~s.sssor m oomuanv c Wss
.sys ss1 ~ Svs.ins IN the sfmory, which
s....S ~ y. ~ - 1ncceaful evcnt in the
S.SsS.. - ~ ccmnenv. The membors -
IN =, ~ srcnnrv A o,clock and hsd a
ss..ss nm ~ comnsnv vers mt throueh
..SSs. ~ svnsnsicne ana vsre then in.
ss..S.S n. 0scS.sr r. A. nennst4 and Lieu.
s~~S Irr-.. A I.,.s rnmher of
sGz.I - -. ,....nN vho en,oved
~ S.s.,.cS n ~" ccmnsnv. 1hich " per.
1 S..s.. y. ~. ...s.s..,e.- n,".,isnt manner.
-. ~ :. S.s,..s~ ,s.e :, ~ srsrUieoe we're
sssAss ~ ,..mnsrs ma invited guests
-. 1o~r 4 sn sisesnt banquet The menu
s-ssn6sa sII - chSice things OF the season.
~. xs:.. ;uss,ce 10 pa " rood thinge,"
~. h T. Yoonm. Of the Spy, was called
49, - a sneeoh. The speaker referred to the
sssss.s cesduc3 a the company, especially
S.s1.s ~ raiirosd troubles In 1877. At the
ss1sarsaon of ne speech Mr. Yocum, on be.
~ al ne memberA presented Captain Ben
- Win q full regulation sword OF elegant
vorkmsuship % token OF esteem In which
ne commanding officer II held by the men,
IN Of the company. Tho surprise was %
arent that Cacta,p Bspnses was entirely ct
= - ioe words 10 express his gratiication
nren rooeivjuR the handsome present Tho
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Onicsr, Of the :y.v,,h s,o,,.,.,..

Ocsrs oS tns JsWlsh COniefenCe.
The conference Of the Jewish minis,ers of
America, In New York, closed Tuesday.
The following officers were reelected DR..
Goetheil, president DR.. Jsstrow, first vice
president; Rev. J. Lencht, treasurer; Rev,
!. Storm, recording secretary /; Rev. r, De
6ola Aendes. corresponding secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

Postmaster 6laymaker has arranged to
have . special mail pouch put ON the train
which leaves this city for the cost st Gas eaoh
evening. Letters for New York, Brooklyn,
Boslon and other eastern cities can now
b nailed - lnts - e;l6 and will 20 right
Through.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
WIN 90 70 Chsttsnoos>.

A. q. Kilhefier, former resident OF this
city, who hes been In business at Orange,
New jersey, for some time, arrived In this
city this morning. He will leave for Chat
tanooga, Tenn, tonight. He intends open.
ipg photograph gallery In that city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
AARh r..
Philadelphis Produce Msrkst.

PHIrApsLpHrA, April 27.-1lour market s'eacy;
sales 900 barrels Minnesota Bakers, q 7i6+ - ,
Pennsylvania Family, S SOS 50 western do,
d U0i5o; Patents. q So65 90.
Bye -four steady, 8, 15sl? IS.
wheat April, SSc.; May. 9kc June,
asilc July. s3a.c.
Corn-Apri. Fssc.; May, 4-s.c.; June, isc
July, 4skc
I y;l.c.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
Went 20 Jersey to Bs married.

Tho Philadelphia papers Of this morning
contain the marriage notice OF Frank Bently
and Emma DisslpRes, both OF Columbia
who were united by Rev. lsaac r. Bsgley..
In Camden, yesterday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

- Jolly Elsvse Social club will hold
- maequegAdo ball In Aennerchor
31asoeeI evening Isylos'e ogchse-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs AND.
Siaasa % Gs:Ps.. o. say Q! tSs issSs q 8
Sosnv.a Son "a :g::s"'s souss ::s::ss e Ms:
inelossl o. ansaeless1 sisSSr SoS -,
RsrIS.csS,of shcc:,sf s.S s:sinf = - go WI
III: csf1 la ~ IL SssssASSs: sS AsSs'~
W.. :. 49,: ,s!sss:s;:S3sffft2sS::; s ~. u.,,.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

DSTATE OF JAMES N. CHANNELL
edministration on said estate having been
granted TO the undersigned. all persons indebted
thereto are req uested 20 mako Immediate pay.
mont, and those having claims or demands
against the same, viii present them without delay
for settlement TO the undersigned. residing at
Mo- Isl Charlotte stre6t, Lancaster, Pa.
ANNA II. CHANNELI,
mS0 6tdW Administratrfx.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27

In addition "a . very large assort.asnt OF
Gents Furnishings We make special U0atSon OF
IN Bxtra Balbriggsn Unoershirt tor oSnis, Long
or short Sleeves. 25c. Something better iu
Spring Weight Half Dollar.
The Latest sensation In Light Coiored SILK
GeokWear. 9Oc and 25c.
Superior Lisle Thread Hose for 0onts.
White or Fancy Colors, 80.
Bicycle Ridsrs' Hose, 0arters ana Gloves,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
NEW GOODS
Nothing Succeeds Like Success.

Prospsring under the prec:ure Of an incrsas-
ing Sa.sS Nies y ds,sns ever S1a sSS
and giidea track. opsnisl Up this springs ts16ss
Tss Tss S5s;s q 1cR sss s:
dUlpiNa TxE yok .0yARs AMD a0H EST
3. i've ana Il
tdnS .b1sisssH 1usinsss men vosaer g or
ssov ov'SS sS :sslS sl sood: q Siss pro1t priesa "
- irsssds 10 Dc pablie ana i$ss % haifh proat
1cs q" s:y. Ssys ses
Sss vSsI tseH so%i Il Il e & g !;
ss.oss s:s g ccSbis:sssS SoS:.: Only 81 ). GU:
60fO 1T T6Is ClrS On COUNTY. SOLD oaiy
CLARkE'S
vho,essis sna Retail 1sa ana Co9ss store.
NO. = WEsf KING sTB1ET.
ssssisS 3 0siesS. sSSs0s 1oalsV saa Sasst.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-04-27
NEW AID VERTLSsMENTs.

1rOR RENr-THE SECONDSTORY
e kOOA, Northeast Corner Centre square
and East King street, above Western Union
Telegraph once and Offices ON First Floor OF
sprS. .alDd b. viANK E.HLEMAN.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-07
A Good Openinl for Angler.

In the spring the fishers fancies
lightly turn to thoughts Of rod and
reel. 1t is not very strange, therefore,
that the leading EpiscopslIsn news
paper OF the United States in its last
Issue should contain this advertise
ment:
"WANTED.-A church clergyman
wishes to take his vacation next sum-
mer trout and salmon fishing. He is
good fisherman, and Is acquainted
with every crook and turn OF river
easy to access, and having good trout
fishing free. He cannot afford the
necessary expense, and would like to
correspond with some party ,one, two,
or three personsl who would be will
ING 10 bear most of the expense. AS
an Offset he will furnish two tents,
large enough for a party Of four and
their guides. and all the necessary
cooking utensils and dishes, and will
attend to purchasing supplies, and
take the general oversight Of the trio.
Also, II any Of the party are not adopts
to hy.fshing, he will, II desired, do
his best to instruct them, Address
FISHERMAN.
II is safe to say that this piscatorlal
parson has been overwhelmed with
replies to his proposal. He writes
likea man who would make a capital
fishing companion. He knows where
salmon and trout most do congregate,
therefore he is an intelligent observer
he Is proficient in the use Of the fly,
therefore he has knsck and expert.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-07
Oddk and Ends.


Acreage OF wheat IL small in Kan
says; cbinch bugs lively.
Chicago police are closing aOJ black
listed resorts on Clark street.
The exact decrease Of the national
debt during April was Sl3, ,O73, ,09s.
Coin,v. for A,r,l WAS q ol2 So, NJ
which 80, 600, 900 were stovelid dollar.
Nine man wa,a wonndad lao an sx.
,lo.,o, ~ ,ha Eo,,h cbiosca ,,Ilinc
MILL.
Sa,s,or Gallon, ,hi,Ls tho in,.
s,.,e l,w wiI, work i,s w.y ON, sII
,iuh,
A dx,b .,tsmn, has bsen made N
burn the Office of the New York
Zeituny.
The department Of the interior has
refused CALIFORNIA; request for extra
school lands.
Judge Hilton has given Messoniers
painting Of "ls07" 10 the Metropolitan
Museum Of Art.
The testimony IN the south was
strongly 10 lavor OF Tue SUSPENSION o'
TIE long ana snort haul clause
/ Canon Wilberforce calls Mrs. Cleve-
land a magnificent woman and the
President "eninently fitted" etc.
Eau Claire teachers will make an
exhibit of school work before the Ma.
tional Teachers Association In chi
caso in July.
Ansmosa' Iowa. orags of a colt with
only one eye as o,s AZ 'e'oup ~ 'ne
center 0, ,ts '0'e"e'u III" "'' "As
human oe'ns
The committee OF the Army OF the
Cumberland proposes To bar Mr.
Keller from giving an Grafton at tie
un'e'i'ns Vi 'ne "A'ne'' s'a'ue'
Grace H., wiie OF Doctor Frank NJ
Deems, son OF Rev. Dr. Deems n. T.,
lie suing for limited divorce for abuse.
Each accuses the other Of the NOR.
phine habit.
The Wilmington, Del, house pain
ters who struck for $3.50 yer day have
generally resumed work, their employ
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1887-05-07
A HOTEL ON WHEELS.
The Latest Railroad Wonder.

Bless my soul, Il" calculated Ex-Gov'
pillsbury this morning as be stood In
the train shed Of the Union depot
"Ips all one car"
The Governor was gazing At the new
Pullman vestibule train which was
placed on a side track for exhibition.
And there we're lots OF people To look
at II. The crowd pushed and scram-
bled for an opportunity to 20 through
the train. II required two officers to